Automation Suppliers

Axiom designs and integrates material handling and warehouse automation systems. Its work combines mechanical engineering, control systems and software for moving and processing goods. The company supplies roller, belt and accumulation conveyors. Its carton handling systems can incorporate carton erecting, sealing, checkweighing and labelling equipment.

Berkshire Grey develops robotic automation for warehouse and fulfilment operations. Its systems combine artificial intelligence, robotic manipulation, vision and software. Applications include picking, sorting, packing and moving goods. The company identifies Bedford, Massachusetts, as its headquarters.

BHS Robotics develops automation systems and robotic logistics solutions. Its published applications include vision-guided pick-and-place systems and automated depalletization. A 2022 industry report describes its integration work involving electronic guided vehicles, drive systems and controls. Company material also describes high-speed robotic vision systems.

BluePrint Automation designs and manufactures case packing and tray packing systems. Its equipment handles flexible packages and other products using gravity, pick-and-place mechanisms and vision-guided robotics. The company also supplies robotic systems that load unpackaged products into trays, cases and clamshells. Its applications include food, personal care and other consumer products.

BOOST Automation develops robotic automation and special machinery for assembly and processing operations. Its industrial applications include automotive, aviation, electronics, metals and food production. The company integrates SCAPE bin picking technology. A 2025 partner report describes BOOST systems that pick plastic components from bins for subsequent production operations.

Carbon Axis develops robotic equipment and software for automated composite fibre placement. Its XCell and XCell-M systems support research and production applications, with software for planning composite manufacturing operations. The XCell system uses a KUKA KR 10 robot. The company also develops winding and trimming tools, and its registered headquarters are in Périgny, France.

Cignoli Elettroforniture distributes industrial automation products and provides application support. Its offering includes Siemens PLCs, operator interfaces, drives, electrical components and sensing and safety equipment. The company assists with production line design, programming, commissioning and training. It identifies itself as a Siemens value added reseller and a member of the Sonepar group.

CITEL supplies surge protection devices for electrical power and communications circuits.

code-in-motion supplies product identification, machine vision and packaging automation systems. Its equipment includes VERSAPPLY label applicators, product coding systems and custom product handling equipment. The company identifies Cognex vision integration and offers cylindrical product inspection, label verification and RFID encoding. Its cimSOFT software supports product tracking and serialization for applications including food, beverage and pharmaceuticals.

Colewell Automation designs and integrates robotic manufacturing cells. Its published solutions include welding, bin picking and packing, machine tending and custom automation. The company identifies FANUC and Lincoln Electric equipment in its offering. Its work includes a robotic welding system for Hutchison’s steel gate production, and it provides on site operator training.

Controlteam designs and supplies industrial control and automation systems. Its work includes electrical power and control design, PLC programming, HMI and SCADA systems, installation and commissioning. The company is a Siemens Solution Partner and provides machinery and process safety engineering. It serves food manufacturing, energy, marine, water and wastewater applications.

CRENO designs and manufactures CNC machining equipment and robotic machining cells. Its headquarters are in Annecy, France, and it publishes a United States office in Torrance, California. Its robotic cells perform drilling, milling and ultrasonic cutting of metal and composite parts. The company integrates calibration, sensors and control algorithms for fixed or mobile robotic machining configurations.

Deenova develops robotic and software systems for medication handling and medical device traceability. Its equipment prepares individual medication doses and supports hospital pharmacy and ward workflows. Its AIDE-Cut system repackages medicines and organises output for subsequent dispensing. Published hospital deployments use QR codes and linked prescription information to track medication through administration.

Delteco distributes machine tools and integrates automation and robotics for metalworking. Its portfolio includes machining centres, lathes, electrical discharge machines and additive manufacturing equipment. The company lists Doosan Robotics and Halter within its robotics offering and SLM Solutions and Desktop Metal in additive manufacturing. Its headquarters are in Zumaia, Spain, with additional operations across Spain and Portugal.

DNA Robotics develops custom industrial automation using robotics, machine vision, mechanical and electrical engineering, software and simulation.

DYCSA supplies material handling and intralogistics systems in Mexico. Its published capabilities include conveyors, storage systems, lifts, workstations, manufacturing cells and FIFO material flow. The company also presents mechatronics, automation and Industry 4.0 services for industrial projects. It lists a location in Zapopan, Jalisco.

E-COBOT develops and integrates collaborative robots, mobile robots and industrial artificial intelligence systems. Its E-Cobot Solutions business implements robot and cobot applications, while E-Cobot Technology develops HUSKY autonomous mobile robots. The company also publishes MyCobot software for managing mixed fleets of AGVs and AMRs.

Easy Robots is a Polish manufacturer of six axis industrial robots. Its ES5 and ES8 manipulators support configurable production automation and can be integrated with vision systems and other production equipment. The company supplies robots and automation for handling and other repetitive manufacturing tasks.

Ewellix designs and manufactures linear motion and actuation products, including linear guides, ball and roller screws, actuators and lifting columns. Its group headquarters is in Gothenburg, Sweden. The company’s LIFTKIT and SLIDEKIT extend the operating range of collaborative robots. Published applications show these components working with Universal Robots equipment for pick and place operations and palletizing.

Expertise Vision designs and manufactures inspection and sorting machines for mechanical components. Its Calixta equipment combines robotic part transfer with inspection, and its visiSort range uses visiTeach+ vision software. The company also builds custom machines for assembly, high-frequency heat treatment, marking and packaging. Services include production setup, maintenance, programming for new components and equipment modifications.

ExRobotics develops mobile inspection robots for hazardous industrial environments. Its ExR-2.5 platform collects visual, thermal, acoustic and environmental data for inspection, condition monitoring and emissions detection. The company serves oil and gas, hydrogen and chemical processing applications. Robots are maintained and prepared for deployment at its headquarters in Delft, the Netherlands, with autonomous navigation and charging available as part of the platform.

Flores Automation designs and integrates industrial automation systems. Its engineering work covers manufacturing, assembly and material handling operations, including complete automation lines. The company identifies itself as a FANUC authorized system integrator. It supplies standalone robotic cells as well as robots integrated into larger production lines. Flores Automation identifies Muskego, Wisconsin, as its headquarters, where it builds control panels and machinery.

FOCUS Integration develops end-of-line automation with a focus on robotic palletizing. Its CARBON and CUBE palletizing systems are offered with end-of-arm tooling, pallet dispensers and sheet feeders. The company provides mechanical and electrical design, programming and equipment support. Its published controls capabilities include Rockwell, Siemens and PC-based systems, and its support library includes KUKA palletizing robots and KRC4 controllers.

Focus Technology Solutions provides robotic inspection, asset data collection and technical services. Its activities include remotely operated underwater vehicle inspections, nondestructive testing, motion analysis and subsea installation support. The company operates from its head office in Bibra Lake, Western Australia. Its website retains the Focus Subsea name and describes services for oil and gas, mining, civil infrastructure and renewable energy assets.

FORT Robotics supplies safety hardware, software and services for autonomous machines and robotic systems. Its products include wireless emergency stops, remote controls, safety controllers and device management software. The company supports onboard and worksite-based safety functions, remote operation and deployment services. Its published sectors include warehousing, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, mining and transportation.

Garnet Automation & Robotics supplies components and robotic systems for industrial equipment. Its range includes Agilebot robots, motors, drives, speed and position sensors, linear actuators, permanent magnets and custom wiring. The company provides technical consultation for machine and system applications. Its published markets include automotive, electronics, biomedical equipment, aerospace and packaging.

Generation Robots distributes robots and components for research, education and business applications.

Green Cubes Technology develops and manufactures lithium battery systems and chargers. Its products power material handling equipment, including forklifts, automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots. The company offers battery systems tailored to vehicle requirements, with battery management and protection functions. Its published product brochure identifies Kokomo, Indiana, as its global headquarters.

The HAND Engineering Research Centre is a university research collaboration focused on robot dexterity. Serves United States.

Intelligent Systems A/S develops software for production facilities, warehouses and automated logistics. Its offerings include warehouse management, warehouse control and manufacturing execution systems. The company integrates software with automation and robotics and provides project engineering, consultancy and support. Its platform connects production and material flow systems through shared integration interfaces.

Junget supplies machinery, tooling, service and automation for wood and plastics processing. Its integrated projects include machine supply, data integration, installation and commissioning. Its robotic systems perform repetitive handling and lifting. Published installations include a Winstore storage robot feeding a CNC machine and an automated robotic coating system for doors.

Kowa Skymech designs and builds custom automation machines and integrates robotics and machine vision. Its stated sectors include electronics, semiconductors, aerospace and biomedical manufacturing. Its robotics portfolio includes Universal Robots collaborative robots, MiR autonomous mobile robots and OnRobot tooling. The company combines these products with engineering and integration services for manufacturing operations.

KTS Italia engineers and services bottling lines and industrial automation. Its headquarters are in Mozzecane, Italy. The company builds control panels, programs PLC and HMI systems and commissions equipment. It documents Siemens and B&R controls, WinCC and zenon interfaces, and its MIRA production monitoring software.

Kwapil & Co supplies drive technology and electronics from its headquarters in Vienna, Austria. The company is part of the maxon group. Its range includes motors, multi-axis controllers and customised mechatronic drive systems. It supplies products from maxon, Oriental Motor, LinMot and Nidec for industrial, medical, logistics, food, aerospace and automotive applications.

Larisys Group designs and manufactures assembly lines and special purpose machines. Its systems include manual and semi-automatic assembly stations, rotary tables, pick and place equipment and product traceability. The company integrates industrial and collaborative robotics, conveyors and production testing. Its control and inspection work includes electrical tests, machine vision, dimensional measurement, software programming and operator interfaces.

Laser Lines supplies industrial lasers, laser systems and three dimensional printing equipment. Its range covers marking, cutting and welding, together with beam delivery components, processing heads and laser measurement instruments. The company provides technical support and training for manufacturing and research customers. Its stated sectors include automotive, aerospace, medical equipment, education, engineering and tooling.